Graphic design and identity, incorporating architectural elements and typographic archives from the school, for the 2024 Graduation Show of ENSAV La Cambre in Brussels.

For Furu, an upcoming interior design firm, we developed a logotype and visual identity that harmoniously integrates with the Brussels and Belgian network, with significant research work. The logotype was designed using a typeface specifically developed for this occasion.

Design of the catalog When Words Become Form, Écritures Plastiques, for the exhibition held from 21 April to 13 May 2023 at the Botanique in Brussels, Belgium.

Larsen is the music news magazine published by the Conseil de la Musique in Brussels. Through interviews, columns, and surveys, Larsen deciphers the Belgian music scene. We are responsible for overseeing every edition of the publication.

Perdu is an Amsterdam-based space and publisher dedicated to showcasing contemporary literature, theatre, poetry, and creative writing. We are responsible for handling visual and digital communication, as well as creating visuals for the events hosted at the venue.

In 2024, we aimed to create a new version of Perdu’s website that better highlights not only their archives but also upcoming events and debates. The goal was to provide a more effective platform for sharing information about Perdu’s diverse activities.

Phare (French for lighthouse/headlight/successful/leading) drew inspiration from various influences, with notably the Art Deco style, vernacular signatures from Belgian architects, and geometric typefaces from that era. Trial available here. Full version available on request.

Designalism is an editorial initiative launched by ACED, a design and journalism association based in Amsterdam. Our role in this project was to design the UI for the designalism.nl platform and its accompanying print publications. The goal was to create a visually captivating website that serves as an encyclopedia, highlighting projects at the intersection of journalism and design.

Sector Mono is a bespoke typeface commissioned by Mexican artist Juan Arturo García. The main objective in developing Sector Mono was to optimize a font for subtitles, which would be used in the project. Drawing inspiration from teletext, we gradually transitioned towards a modular version. In 2023, the font was re-released as an open-source version.

We are always keen to develop bespoke type design-related projects for specific events and/or needs.